Actually, this is the only pool where you can enjoy swimming in and where the inflatables are. Then there's also the Agos Grandes, which refers the to mechanically generated waves in their largest swimming pool. The website lists down a number of attractions, but it looks like 2-3 slides are located in the same area so it doesn't seem a lot when you're already there. We only got to try the Big Bam Boo and Tausug Trails. Sadly, the big and higher ones- Rio Montanosa, Dos Supremos, King Pilipit -are not operational. According to the website, there's also a spa and paintball area but I didn't notice them.īut as I've said, the main attractions are the water slides.
#Plash island resort zip
There's zip line (P150), wall climbing (P50), Zorb, basketball hoops and I think I saw a place where you can have henna tattoo. It does have a theme-park feel to it and unlike the usual resorts in Laguna (notably in Pansol, Calamba and Los Banos), where there are only swimming pools, there are lots of other things that you can do inside. The place is huge-7 hectares big and has 6,000 guest capacity. Splash Island claims to be the first (and the only?) water theme park in the country. It dampened my excitement a bit but I hoped for the best and decided not to set my expectations too high. So I skimmed through the web for reviews and found a blog entry where the author expressed her disappointment with her Splash Island experience. I got the whole family eight 50% off Splash Island vouchers from Twangoo which is a good deal because the resort, conveniently located in Binan, Laguna, is just 1 jeep ride and 1 tricycle ride away from our house ( dalawang tumbling lang, hehe).īut even if we live a close proximity to the resort, none of us have actually gone there and have heard only what other people say about its water slides, which are the resort's main attractions. But because of some unforeseen events, we settled on a much nearer and cheaper getaway. We (meaning I was the one who's coercing everybody to agree) were originally planing to go to Calaguas, Camarines Norte's beautiful beaches, and even a trip up north to Baguio, for my Dad's birthday last March 27.
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